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Our latest episode features poetry by TWH Fellows Chantel Massey and Christopher J. Greggs! Poet Laureate Jay Ward and Angelo Geter address the themes of religion, survival, and the miraculous present in both poems, connecting the poems to the words of Lucille Clifton and Les Murray.
New episodes of The Watering Hole Podcast are released on the last Friday of every month.
We post exclusive video recordings of every episode on our YouTube channel. Follow the season at @twhpoetry.
Founded in 2014, The Watering Hole Poetry Organization exists to transform the literary landscape of the South by cultivating writers of color and curating programming that is open to all. Learn more at twhpoetry.org/about.
The Watering Hole Podcast is sponsored by our institutional donors, and individual supporters, like you.
Our first episode features poetry by TWH Fellows Asma Olajuwon and Camille Hernandez! Poet Laureate Jay Ward and Angelo Geter address the themes of womanhood, motherhood, and family systems present in both poems, connecting the poems to the words of Audre Lorde and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
New episodes of The Watering Hole Podcast are released on the last Friday of every month.
We post exclusive video recordings of every episode on our YouTube channel. Follow the season at @twhpoetry.
Founded in 2014, The Watering Hole Poetry Organization exists to transform the literary landscape of the South by cultivating writers of color and curating programming that is open to all. Learn more at twhpoetry.org/about.
The Watering Hole Podcast is sponsored by our institutional donors, and individual supporters, like you.
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The Watering Hole Podcast is a poetry review show hosted by poet laureates Jay Ward and Angelo Geter.
Every…
This is close reading, out loud. Whether they are debating a poem's metaphors, how a poet uses their body during performance, or the traditions a poem is arguing with, our hosts break poetic craft down for the poetry-curious and the poetry-enthusiast alike.
And because every episode holds two readings, the conversation rarely stays inside one poem. Jay and Angelo reach for other poets' work and find the theme running underneath two poems that were never written to sit together.
New episodes release on the last Friday of every month. Listen at twhpoetry.org, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever you get your podcasts. Exclusive video recordings of every reading are on our YouTube channel. Follow the season at @twhpoetry.
Founded in 2014, The Watering Hole Poetry Organization exists to transform the literary landscape of the South by cultivating writers of color, and curating programming that is open to all. Learn more at twhpoetry.org/about.
The Watering Hole Podcast is sponsored by our institutional donors and individual supporters, like you.